chanting loud enough inmates could hear about 50 protesters marched outside the camp -- centric clara county main jail armed with signs that said file charges on the deputy and inmates deserve safety. >> not in vain. >>reporter: they prayed for the family of michael tyree found a week ago inside a week ago inside his jail cell. authorities say the 31 -year-old died of blunt force trauma due to internal bleeding, and bleeding, and arrested three correctional deputies for murder. for some, his death hits too close to home. >> they handcuffed him and beat him up he was bruised all over his body. >>reporter: he claims his son was beat up by santa clara county sheriff deputies while he was in jail. he says his son filed a grievance but officers were exonerated. >> the thing people have mental health issues a lot of times they tend to accept it as other fault something inside setting them off. >> things like they should not have to happen. >>reporter: he represented him in the mental health treatment court and said his death underscores the need for better services for the mentally ill. sheriff laurie smith says as she enlisted that she enlisted the help of the fbi and launching a full investigation into his death. >>reporter: this is not indicative of values we expect an honor with the men and women of this department. >>reporter: revising policy and procedures the sheriff announced she is requesting more cameras for the system. i also checkedi also checked with the da's office and they are still reviewing the case like a charges are filed the agreement for the suspect on tuesday. >> is the thought here that those three officers killed in may and called and said there was an inmate down and tried to resuscitate and save the inmate? >>reporter: there is an investigation into that. we know that they were the three correctional guards plasticine in that cell with the inmates they left and one of the guards came back said man down and other guard pulled the amount and that is when the report was taken so there is some investigation into what happened. we don't know if there was any sort of cover-up or what. so, we will definitely -- i think they are i think they are looking into that. >> i am sure much more information will come out. thank you. developing news from san francisco a kite surfer suffered life-threatening injuries after being dragged into traffic. happened about 3:15 this afternoon. it appears a kite surfer was in a parking lock -- parking lot when a strong gust of wind carried him onto the highway. officers say he was hit by a car and hospitalized with head injury. we will have more as it continues to develop. a san francisco superior court judge wrapped up a hearing for a man accused of killing kate steinle on appearance emphasis cholesterol. the judge found there was enough evidence for the case against juan lopez sanchez to control. to go to trial. >>reporter: public defender. gonzales has wanted the case to be thrown out he says his client would had absolutely no reason to kill kate steinle. aa photograph, flowers and stuffed animals, reminders of our life lost far too young on a san francisco pier. a san francisco pier. this video captured that horrific day, july 1. people rushing to help kate steinle. the 32-year-old shot and killed 32 -year-old shot and killed while walking with her dad. >> you believe he wanted to kill kate steinle why not get closer to her why not fire more than a single time. >>reporter: the attorney for her accused killer says it was an accident. he picked up the gun wrapped in a shirt not knowing what it was. >> he is a homeless person who is in effect destitute. he has nothing. there is no evidence there was ever an effort to commit a crime crime. >>reporter: police say sanchez was sitting in one of these chairs when the gun went off. ballistic evidence shows the bullet struck the ground before striking steinle in the back , further proof, the, further proof, the defensive, this was indeed an accident. sanchez then says he threw the gun into the water in order to keep it from firing again. sanchez and initially told police he was shooting at steals or fish which contradicts the defense's claim the gun misfired misfired. >> it is an individual with a second grade education trying to put out an accident explanation for what happened because he does not understand american jurisprudence. >>reporter: a judge ruled sanchez must stand trial for murder. he argued he was a convicted felon and not supposed to touch a a firearm. he admitted to firing the weapon and that act alone was dangerous to human life. >> we are confident we have sufficient evidence to prove the case, we look forward to trial, we look forward to ultimately bringing justice for kate and her family. >>reporter: and sanchez is convicted he could be looking at up to 19 years in prison because of his priors and the gun charge. of second-degree murder sticks it could be 43 years to life. his arraignment set for september 18. >> i am curious what is sanchez like inside the courtroom and was kate steinle's family there today? >>reporter: kate steinle's family was not there, they have not been at any of the court proceedings thus far we have attended. as far as sanchez goes i would say he has been looking pretty gone to. i know he was a thin person to begin with but looking thinner. he is paying attention to the court proceedings but a lot of it seems to go over his head. he does have an interpreter but a lot of times we catch him donning, closing his eyes. not sure how much he is actually understanding about the trial where his life is on the line here. one person injured in a two alarm fire at a home in san jose that sent heavy smoke in the air. firefighters called of the home on burgundy drive near somerset drive around 10:45 this morning. the fire started in the garage which quickly became engulfed in flames. the fire spread to other parts of the home through the attic. officials tell us emergency crews took one person to the hospital. no word on the extent of the injuries. fire crews on the peninsula today took about two 1/2 hours to two and half hours to control a brush fire that burned along interstate 280 and highway 92 near belmont. the two alarm fire started around 9:50 and belmont police say it was controlled by 12:30. the fire burned about 15 acres. the highway patrol closed two lanes of northbound 280 four a time. no word on what started the fire. law enforcement officers continue to search for gunman after deadly shooting at sacramento to the college. it broke out yesterday afternoon after two groups started arguing in a parking lot next to the baseball field. roman gonzales declared dead at the scene, another man hospitalized with gunshot wounds but expected to survive. a third person grazed by a bullet. the school put on lockdown while police looked for the government government. >> my stomach dropped definitely scary. >> i heard somebody died. sad. >> the government remains on the loose. sacramento police say all three victims were students. is also possible the shooting might be gang elated. a challenge getting into an out of san francisco with bart suspending service. alex savage has more on how commuters can get around. >>reporter: if you are trying to get to the city will have to work a bit harder. starting at midnight tonight, part trains will stop running between oakland and san francisco and service will start until 4:00 a.m. tuesday morning. he told me he isn't worried about the closure but he has told his friends in the east bay bay. >> find alternative modes i am i am looking forward to it it might be quieter in the city with burning man. we might have it all to ourselves. >>reporter: instead of trains part will run 77 free buses. between the 19 street station open and the temporary transbay terminal and san in san francisco. if you are taking the bus, expect the trip to take an extra half hour. >> the bus bridge works smoothly but we don't want anyone to miss a plane or relate to a concert. we are encouraging people to stay home but if you need to get to the city you can rely on bart bart. >>reporter: the transbay to closest we can finish up its largest track replacement project in history. crews putting in about 13,000 feet of new rail in the two. that will make for a smoother, quieter ride. crews also putting in an new a new interlocking device to allow trains to switch tracks more easily. >> when we're having delays in san francisco or the two we are able to move trains around so really this is about providing more reliable service. >>reporter: a similar weekend closure back in early august. it wasn't gridlock on the road but some bridges and freeways busier than usual. this time around drivers expecting heavy traffic. >> it's labor day weekend as it is on top of that i think generally there was a closure earlier in august that was pretty difficult. >>reporter: along with free bus service extra fairies will be running throughout the weekend. the best advice, if you don't need to come to the city probably a good idea to stay home. modern age were for how vandals are going to battle against wireless service providers by cutting key fiber- optic tables. dangerous algae causing dogs to get sick officials warning humans about the area during the holiday weekend. >> a custody battle brewing half a dozen people claiming ownership of chip the chicken. .cause traffic delays earlier this week on the bay bridge. the future of chip when we come back. . checking out your holiday weekend forecast temperatures increasing how hot will he give for hotly get for the holiday? i will let you know. seem there is a custody battle going on for the chicken that was found in the middle of the bay bridge toll plaza earlier this week. the chicken is named chip. chip is giving a whole new meaning to the name free range chicken. we have the story of chip the chicken. >> reporter: a chicken fight may be brewing over the future of chip. for most of the bay area it started with a chick in and a road. drivers notice the chicken on the highway after a flurry of feathers -- they managed to round up chip and taken to the oakland animal shelter.>> she is a little bit comfortable getting into her normal behavior. >> reporter: now they have a mystery on their hands. >>[ music ] >> reporter: someone, somewhere is missing a chicken. shelter workers say a half- dozen people are claiming chip or offering to take a written, including -- chip in. including a man that said he is chicken has been missing for a few days. we brought them in here and then he said my chicken has been missing for two weeks. we set, why would you think that your chicken?>> -- >> reporter: this is day to -- day two -- day 2 and they are hoping to find ownership. we need to find multiple pieces together in order to determine who's who the chicken belongs to. >> we are so happy that people are interested in her and pets in general. it gives everyone a chance to see what oakland animal services is all about four >> reporter: ktvu fox news. your holiday weekend, the weather looks pretty good. we have cool overnight lows in mile daytime those. that will change around. i will get to that. first we are going to head out to rosemary oak knoll -- orozco. >> reporter: the temperature is perfect, a few high clouds in the sky, a good-looking night all in all. opening -- first pitches at about 7:00. we have tailgating in the meantime in the parking lot. i have come across a family and friends that are diehard oakland a's fans you said 25 years? >> yes, 25 years. >> reporter: take a look at this setup. you know what you are doing. what is on the grow? >> i have kebabs, chicken and steak. >> reporter: that looks good. we have family visiting from selina. i have got to show you the newest fan to the ballpark. take a look at this baby. tell us about your baby. >> he will be three months this month. this is his second game. he will be going to his third one on monday. he's going to be a player eventually. >> all my cuteness -- my goodness. i didn't know that they sold hats the small. congratulations. the folks are beginning to fill in on the parking lot is becoming fuller and fuller by the moment. we are actually going to go inside the ballpark. we are being told they are celebrating oktoberfest, at the beginning of september. we will investigate that, you know. >> we have had big wins, -- winds and i notice the flags moving around. is it windy? >> yes but i was expecting it to be called. we are in the mid to upper 60s. beyond sure beats -- the onshore breeze isn't too bad. >> we are tracking this weather system which could actually bring some snow up to mount shasta and maybe as far south as mount [ name indiscernible ] it's also going to create some really cool overnight lows in lake tahoe. they are going to get down -- truckee will get down to 24 degrees by sunday. the mornings are going to be chilly. 77 fairfield right now, windy too. the gusts are up to 40 miles an hour. 50 mile an hour us here and 24 sustained winds in fairfield, coming out of the west. they are in response to the weather system that i showed you up north. we have gusts of 30 flow -- 35 at sfo. that's pretty windy four you get a clean atmosphere which blows all of the junk out of the atmosphere. this shot is what we usually show you in january and february when the atmosphere is clean and you can see mt. diablo clearly. on a windy day like today you can see it beautifully. overnight lows, upper 40s. it is coming up on fall, 47 santa rosa, tomorrow morning 47 as well. it's cold when you get into the 40s. we have been used to these mid and upper 50s and low 60s. you will notice it if you had out tomorrow morning. this is a system that may have snow at mount shasta and maybe mel lassen -- mt. lassen as well. the warmest day will end up being monday. 86 vacaville tomorrow, 85 fairfield, 85 livermore, santa clara valley low 80s, a nice- looking forecast as we go to the bay area. saturday and sunday morning don't look bad. sunday will get toasty. the same with monday. this is the five-day forecast. warmer on sunday and warmer still on monday. this is your five-day forecast. this is the heart of fire season right now. the pattern has been good for us so far. we are in the mid-90s for the next few days and the fire danger will reap up a little bit. it could be way worst however. the winds will stay westerly. thousands of migrants are flooding europe and government officials are working on ways to keep people out. they are seeking a better life. coming up at 6:00, the history preview. these are being looked at in textbooks for elementary students. santa clara, light has been shed on other in place -- other inmates locked up. what can be done if there is a victim of misconduct. you're a parent. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. so, what did you guys they think of the test drive? i love the jetta. but what about a deal? terry, stop! it's quite alright... you know what? we want to make a deal with you. we're twins, so could you give us two for the price of one? come on, give us a deal. look at how old i am. do you come here often? he works here, terry! you work here, right? yes... ok let's get to the point. we're going to take the deal. the volkswagen model year end sales event ends on labor day. so hurry in to your local volkswagen dealer today. more on me developing news were a freak accident has left a tight surfer fighting for his life. amber lee has just come to the site. the wind is blowing hard. >> reporter: that is what i wanted to tell you. it is so windy the sand is it to me in the face. i have to wear the sunglasses. i am getting sand in my mouth. i want to show you what it looks like. see that suv. that is the suv that was involved in this accident. this started shortly before 3:15. police tell me a kite surfer was setting up his gear at the waterline doubted ocean beach -- down at ocean beach. the wind blew him from the beach, across the parking lot, about 300 feet across the great highway into the path of the silver toyota four runner and the median. he suffers from severe head trauma and was transported to ss general. we are told is injuries are life-threatening. police have not yet released his identity. this car was going southbound when it struck -- actually come in contact with the kite surfer. i am told by the officers that the driver described seeing the kite well before he even saw the man. it is an incredible scene. i have never seen anything like it. officers of told me they can't imagine how he could've blown all the way across 300 feet onto the path of this truck, across the median. there is no word yet if he will survive. that is the latest.>> amber, he was hooked up to the parachute or whatever it is and that is what happened? he couldn't on losing himself? >> my understanding is the -- he was getting his gear together. clearly he was dragged across 300 feet as i described. i don't know in what state the gear was on him. >> i can't imagine how bad that driver feels of the car that hit him. that was amber lee on the great highway intemperance is go. we will check back with you later. thank you. the european migrant crisis is spiraling out-of-control. refugees from middle east and africa are risking their lives to reach europe. with pictures now that show how desperate things are. >> reporter: chaos in hungary. they are trying to break out of a holding camp and being pushed up against the fence. the gates were eventually forced open and the police used tear gas. >> [ shouting ] >> reporter: hungry is quickly becoming a central focus of the migrant focus. people are trying to pass through to other countries. they want to register all refugees. many are on trains trying to leave. others are growing so frustrated they are attempting to walk more than 100 miles from budapest to austria. >> we need an exceptional response to this exceptional situation. >> reporter: they are still 20 figure out how to do with the amount of people fleeing war- torn countries in the middle east and out there -- and africa. germany expect says hundred thousand this year, more than any other nation. pretense as it will take an -- taken more migrants. ireland is tripling the amount it originally said it would bring in. other nations are being asked to step up as well. >> i do not think this is attainable. -- sustainable. >> reporter: the obama administration says that by the end of this fiscal year the u.s. will have taken in something like 1800 syrian refugees since the civil war began. in london, greg palkot. there may be other factors that led to this conflict. the director of the center of [ indiscernible ] says this was not the cause of the war. >> climate change and drought and environmental stress is one factor that exacerbates other drivers of conflict. it is impossible to say but what we can say with certainty and the academic literature back this up, climate change and droughts in the region can certainly place additional strains on people that can make the likelihood of conflict greater.>> he cautioned that he didn't want anyone to believe that terrorist groups such as prices are the result of climate change. a high school teacher hoping to get a good view of the u.s. open a new york instead caused a major security scare that left him in jail. another attack on a fiber- optic communications point in northern california. it could be an example of [ indiscernible ] warfare. ♪ ♪ it took serena williams years to master the two handed backhand. but only one shot to master the chase mobile app. technology designed for you. so you can easily master the way you bank. phone and internet service has been restored one day after someone cut a fiber optic line. this attack in several other incidents are raising the concern about vulnerability about our society -- for our society. you found that this is potentially a new kind of warfare. >> reporter: it is indeed. this area had a similar attack three months ago. sleepy little danville suffered a nightmare in june for business.>> it was terrible. >> the "j rock" with -- j. rockcliff had their business pretty much shut down. this did not affect phone lines and 911 services were fully operational. >> our phones were still working but it took down our internet services. our website was down. >> reporter: if vandals target the right line they can cause a ton of problems. 911 worked but many people couldn't calling in humboldt county. >> people are calling on personal phones, associated with at&t, it is not working. if someone had a true 911 call they would not be able to call into the communications center. >> reporter: there are more people in bay area that have dependence on these types of communications. but steps have been taken to make sure this is not a problem for 911 calls. >> we are very confident that when the next emergency happens we will be fully prepared to serve people.>> reporter: lady martinez -- larry martinez says this attack has been something that people have been trying to damage society in asymmetrical warfare. >> we have been more and more dependent on information structures. a little thing can disrupt a big thing in this case. that is what is asymmetrical about it. >> reporter: the fbi is investigating this incident and 8 other similar events since last year across the bay area. >> i don't know if they are talking about this but is it difficult to find these fiber- optic lines or are they hidden? would you have to know your stuff to find one?>> -- >> reporter: they are clearly marked in some places but kept very secret another prices. the city of san francisco says they are very secretive about the lines. they want to make sure that they keep the entire system protected. >> that can cause a lot of damage. john sasaki in danville. a new class in oakland is helping prepare students for success. a 13 week program is offering -- offered at the justice department. this is the only community college of its kind in northern california. it will be taught by howard jordan who was police chief of oakland until two years ago. he hopes this will help other -- more young people understand the challenges they face of that they can make the cut when they enroll in the police did -- police academy. >> this is designed for people who are interested in becoming police officers so that they can become barriers -- overcome barriers. >> all 30 students -- 30 seats in the class are filled and they will offer the course again next year. this is the beginning of the long labor day we can. millions of people are expected to hit the roads. traffic has been heavy and some places. this is highway 42 -- 24 in lafayette. the left lanes are headed towards walnut creek. that is the commute direction and it is very heavy right now. there is good news for drivers. gas prices are at the lowest they have been on a labor day weekend since 2004. aaa is predicting more than 30 million americans will take advantage of my driving at least 50 miles from home over the next three days. analysts also expect that gas prices will continue to fall. >> the reasons, the contraction of the chinese economy. they are not using as much crude oil as they used to. there is a glut of crude oil globally. we are on a downward spiral as far as summer demand is concerned. >> reporter: the airports are expected to be busy with 2 1/2 1 million -- to point 5 million americans traveling in airports. we have the events around the bay. >> college football is alive and well. stafford is on the road against northwestern. here is your weekend watch. it is a marin county classic, the cells alito art festival. it some of the best in america, amazing art and food, jefferson starship just to name one. general admission $25. it's not the only one going on. millbrae has its origin wine festival slated for this weekend as well. it's a mardi gras style celebration. kids playground, food and wine, no pets allowed. the scottish games are back at the alameda county fairgrounds. this is not me. i was joking. there's a lot of great games to watch. tickets are $19 online and children 11 and under are free. this is the belmont greek festival which is on saturday, sunday and month at the church of the holy cross in belmont. napa isn't the only wine spot around here. the livermore harvest wines elevation a sunday, 40 wineries come together to celebrate the crush season, arts and crafts, music all included. a couple of big high school football games. [ muffled audio ] don't forget the bart transit two is closed all weekend. that is your weekend watch. for more information on what is going on this weekend head to our website, ktvu.com, look on the now trending link. a county park in kentucky is sticking to her portables. the latest on the stalemate as same-sex couples begin getting marriage licenses. a deadly algae is being accused of causing the death of a beloved pet. see this dramatic video of an out-of-control car that crashes into a store. bill's got a very tough 13lie here...... looks like we have some sort of sea monster in the water hazard here. i believe that's a "kraken", bruce. it looks like he's going to go with a nine iron. that may not be enough club... well he's definitely going to lose a stroke on this hole. if you're a golf commentator, you whisper. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you switch to geico. it's what you do. this golf course is electric... dramatic video out of southern california, a car slams into the front door of a liquor store. this was in los angeles. the driver backs out and narrowly misses a bystander before hitting more buildings. no one was injured. the salon owner is crediting one of his employees for saving a client. he sought -- she sought the car coming in and so she and the climate -- she told the client to move. they ran toward the back. luckily they got away because the car stopped right where they had been sitting.>> a lot of cleanup was needed. investigators say the entire thing to been an accident -- appears to have been an accident. they do not plan on arresting the driver. a schoolteacher is facing -- eight schoolteacher is facing jail time after flying a drone over the tennis courts at the u.s. open. the second-round match was interrupted as the crash visibly startled both players. no players were in the immediate area where the drone crashed and there were no injuries. the first marriage licenses for same-sex couples were issued to date in rowan county kentucky. protesters on both sides gathered outside the courthouse. she considers the licenses void because they do not have her signature. deputy clerks are issuing those licenses. davis's fourth husband took a defiant stance when asked about the decision. >> they will not let her out and she's not going out. >> how long will it take? >> as long as it takes. >> it is unclear if those licenses are valid because they don't have her signature. same-sex couples live to take their chances on a mentor. the new jobs report has with the national unemployment rate a seven-year low. unemployment dropped 2/10 of an appoint -- of a point which is the lowest rate since april 2000 a. hiring has slowed down. employers added 173,000 jobs which is considered to be modest growth. the previous five months have been stronger. the federal take these numbers into consideration in two weeks lady side whether or not to hike interest rates. wall street sold off before the weekend. the nasdaq lost 49, dow jones down 272, s&p 500 was down 29. investors do not like uncertainty. jobs report did not offer clear guidance. a local -- and auto giant is hoping to compete with uber. as thousands of people had out to enjoy a long weekend -- head out to enjoy a long we can, there is one area they need to know about dangerous algae in the water. will have more about the weather next. it was just an ordinary night. until he showed up-with a hungry look in his eyes. and then, he made the shot. and when jaws dropped ... he had something for that, too. the new spicy nacho chicken sandwich. with two tacos, halfsies, and a drink for 6 bucks. all in a munchie meal. you're a parent. we're both busy people. so pick up my new hand prepared $20 family fill up meal. eight pieces of original recipe chicken, two large mashed potatoes and gravy, a large coleslaw, and 4 biscuits. i'll get back to ya. (door squeaking) it's finger lickin' good. if you want to head to the russian river this holiday weekend you need to know something. there was a toxin in the river that is being blamed for the death of a family dog. rob [ name indiscernible ] tells us if people are also at risk. >> reporter: for many the russian river is the place to be this weekend. there's a dark side however. there's a toxic algae on the shoreline. >> we will be more cautious and it lowers the fun level of little bit. >> reporter: a golden retriever died shortly after swimming in the river last week. anna toxin a has been found. a new advisory has been issued to pet owners to keep their daughters off -- to keep their pets off of the river completely. >> we have had an algae problem before. >> reporter: dr. john fitzpatrick is a longtime russian river veterinarian. he has seen two recently stricken by this algae and they survived. >> it was on the feet. the other dog they thought had gotten into a small area and drank some water and informative. >> reporter: the county health officials has no human seven reported sick with the algae. health officials face the dilemma of possibly having to close the beaches over the busy labor day weekend. they say that is unnecessary. they advise keeping small children away from where the algae collect. businesses along the russian river do not believe that this will keep people from coming here this week and. >> historically this is a busy weekend in the russian river area. the weather is supposed to be beautiful. i imagine we will have some busy days ahead of us. >> reporter: you may see fewer docs. >> we still came but the dog, we have to keep it at home. >> reporter: for the dogs they get into the river, the best advice is to rinse it off for early -- thoroughly with freshwater. if your dog shows any signs of sickness, sea veterinarian immediately. jerry brown is now offering concrete details on how he intends to pay for fixing california roads, including a $65 a year user fee for drivers. the governor's plan also includes raising taxes on gas and diesel plus $500 million in new pollution penalties. the governor is also calling for $100 million in [ indiscernible ] which is called overstaffed. it is not clear if the governor has the support of the state legislature to pass this plan. let's talk about the weather . we saw amber lee on the great highway earlier. unfortunately that kite surfer was literally blown onto the great highway. it is really windy. >> we have gusts about 40 miles an hour. certainly along the great highway the gusts are nearing that. you saw amber out there and she could barely talk because of the scene that was blowing across the great highway. the winds are blowing in the dunes can be unstable. if you're a kite surfer, it's very dangerous. we are monitoring that story now. it looks like he was down by the sewage treatment plant. we used to call that south lot. that area by south lot, south of [ indiscernible ] avenue is right on the highway. you come up the rocks onto a highway. it's not that big of a pull to get there. in the meantime we have temperatures impacted by the winds, 85 in santa rosa -- santa rosa today, that's a warm spot. 70 degrees in antioch four strong winds at sfo to about 40 miles an hour. this is the system in here. i will highlight it. this is causing all of that. perhaps you know folks up in lake tahoe. this system, number 1, is going to drop the over light -- overnight throws. -- overnight lows. truckee is supposed to get down to 24 -- 42. that's pretty cool. very cool it lake tahoe and snow perhaps at mount lassen and mount shasta as this is to lose in. another interesting bit of information, a lot of the tropical storm activity is coming up over the top. they should be making their way into the great plains as we go to the next couple of days. hurricane moisture will be coming in. a very active pacific and what are pattern -- and the weather pattern that's very active. 77 fairfield, 74 liberal -- livermore, let's check out sfo, 60 -- 35 miles an hour on the wind gusts. it's pretty clear because of the strong winds. the that is because of the low pressure center. you are looking at temperatures that will warm over the next five days. slightly warmer tomorrow, sunday warmer still with low 90s inland. the warmest day of the holiday weekend will be monday, labor day. it's a nice-looking holiday weekend for you. friday should rat -- [ indiscernible ] toyota shelled out $50 million. [ muffled audio ] at 6:00, a unique auction selling unique items. it selling things such as military surplus trailers. a new vehicle -- the new vehicles will now run on animal oil. today is the day star wars fans have been waiting for, force friday. this is just diffuse -- a few weeks before the new star wars movie. they introduced a new marketing bliss -- blitz including the bay area where people lined up in san francisco ahead of the release. >> toys such as a light saber. it has sound and i break -- it has sound and vibration. we also have a fabulous choice of [ indiscernible ] that we are so excited to be able to introduce to our fans. this is my star wars light saber. i can't believe it is been so many years four this is incredible. >> the big buzz is about the toys such as this remote control millennium falcon. you can fly this toy for up -- from up to 200 feet away. toyota is teaming up with mit and stanford university to develop the next race of smart cars. ann rubin tells us toyota is going to invest $50 million over the next five years to build the car of the future. >> reporter: looking inside the artificial intelligence laboratory you get a glimpse of the future. there are self driving cars here that they're working on. >> oftentimes they have computers and robots in the human daughter harper. >> reporter: today toyota announced a $15 million partnership with sanford at mit to look at that. >> white work with universities? -- why work with universities? because that's where the best ideas are. >> reporter: it has prototypes of all sorts. they picture a partnership between man and machine. >> this way the person feels like they are in control. the only time it will be necessary for the machine to take over a little bit is to make sure you don't have an accident. >> reporter: cars that offer a pick me up with massage and music or to anticipate the moves of a drunk driver in front of you. the goal is to make the roads safer. >> this will be a deceptive technology in our society. we will be addressing this together. >> reporter: technology has made great strides in the last few years allowing cars to see incense what's around them. there is still a long road ahead they say. >> the thing to do now [ muffled audio ] we have a big problem to solve. toyota has been committing -- >> reporter: toyota has been competing against other companies already looking at artificial intelligence. there's no idea how long it will take all of these ideas to get on the road. ann rubin ktvu fox to news. foxnews at 6: separate >> i am in for -- starts now four >> we have new video from the ground taken minns at -- minutes after this accident. this is the kite that you saw moments ago in the picture. this is the injured kite surfer. police say he was hit by a car and suffered life-threatening head injuries. authorities say it appears that the kite for was in the parking lot. is very windy out there. are cheap meteorologist says that the gusts might be up to 40 miles an hour. it is believed that one of those gusts caught his gear and carried him onto the great highway. crews are still on the scene investigating. we will have more information coming up on the 10:00 news. the man accused of killing kate steinle on pier 14 will stand trial for murder. a judge make a decision today. it is a case that has become a national lightning rod for immigration debate. tara moriarty tells us why juan francisco lopez-sanchez 's attorney is trying to get the case thrown out. >> reporter: stuffed animals and flowers are a reminder of a life cut short. july 1, people rushed to help kate steinle, the 32-year-old killed while walking with her dead. >> do you believe that he wanted to kill kate steinle? why not to get closer to her ask why not fire more than once. >> reporter: the attorney for the accused killer, juan francisco lopez-sanchez

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